Thank you very much _chris, you're probably right

Hi everybody
I have just been issued my kit list for my TG course, and I saw that it says 'jogging trousers (not ron hill)'
I was wondering what does it mean by 'not ron hill'?

Hi charltonboy2008
I start my TG course in three weeks and I have been told throughout my selection stages for the regt that after the initial 4 weeks you do get a long weekend and from that point on you tend to have your weekends free but you are less likely to be doing anything apart from sleeping ...

Hi mate,
I've got my TG course on the 20th of April and I was told when I was on my PGAC that the 32 weeks are due to the fact that after you pass out at 22 weeks and earn your mudguards, you then have an extra 10 weeks which is your field gunners course in which you earn all your vehicle licences ...

Hi Marc
When I did my apptitude tests last year I turned up to the AFCO in casual clothing jeans, hoodie etc.
I don't know if there are any websites to help you prepare for the test but I just scanned through the booklet which should have been given to you at the AFCO!
The test score for Regt ...

Just replying to some of the messages. I'm not that much of a bad driver it's just that I always become nervous when I stall etc as it knocks my confidence. And I am ready for service as I have wanted to join the RAF Regt for a long time and I can't wait until I start my TG course.

Hi,
I start my TG course on June 1st 2008, but I was wondering when I get to the point of the driving side of training what does this intail? Is undertaken as it is in civvy street or is it less harsh because I am really rubbish at driving?

I was just wondering if anyone else is on the 22nd June TG course?

Hi grantbrown
To be able to go forward for a sniper position in the RAF regiment, you are expected to serve at least 2 years and then you can volunteer and put your name forward for any specialist roles such as 2 Squadron (para) or sniper. When you first enter the regiment you will serve with a ...

Cheers Brophy good luck with your tests!

'Brophy' all you need to get on the apptitude tests for the RAF regiment Gunner or Officer is basically the lowest mark because its the infantry. I just went to OASC and failed my apptitude tests but I still stayed another night because apptitude tests did not matter for Regiment officers. But this ...

There's no need to worry PGAC is easy the fitness tests are easy but when you do the overnight exercise which is not a test they will make you leopard crawl 300 metres with webbing and replica weapon and it is bloody hard trying. :oops:
P.S a bit of advice. make sure your water bottle is always ...

Oh yes passed my PGAC with flying colours , I really can't wait for my TG course to start. I'm most likely to be on the March TG course. 20 lads passed out of 29

Hi I was just wondering what scores or section of the apptitude tests I would need to focus on to pass for RAF REGIMENT officer as I have my OASC in 2 weeks? Any information will help?
Thank you

Hi I was jus wondering what were the type of the things you did during your PGAC as I have mine on the 21/01/08 and I'm kinda sh**ing it at the moment? :(
I know the basic layout of what you have to do but what do they expect?
many thanks.

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